5 stars: It's perfect, no problems. It's been years since I had a legitimate complaint with this app. I need to put this out there because the app doesn't ask you to rate it 5 stars, and the majority of the other reviews are tiny grievances on an otherwise immaculate package. Customization is a must, but after that it's awesome
5 stars: Hallelujah, a Reddit app that actually effing works. I was using the main app, an absolute dumpster fire of hot garbage, for way too long. Lag, stuttering, and complete freezing several times a day. I've only been using RIF for a couple days and haven't had ONE issue, is actually works like a normal app should.
5 stars: One of the best user experiences for Reddit available. I actually prefer using this app to using reddit natively in the browser. Browsing is top notch, profile management/inbox works well. 2 factor authentication login is a known bug I hope to see fixed in the future, but this is minor.
5 stars: Flipped here from the Reddit back Reddit app after their updates wrecked everything. I haven't had a single crash, bug or even slow buffering with the app and I'm satisfied with the experience even if it is a little bit unpolished.
4 stars: I'll start with Apollo on iOS is my gold standard for Reddit apps. With that in mind, RIF is a fairly close second, and certainly my favorite Reddit app on Android. Scrolling is smooth, load times are quick, the lack of ads for the premium version is great, and the media player works ...